Here's to cutting corners, saving $$$, and finding exactly what you want in the process.
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I think it was just about finding exactly what my sound was for this first album.
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For me, putting that cart before our horse as we're finding exactly what we want to do, that way lies madness.
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All of them have universal search for finding exactly the show or movie you're looking for — no matter which service it's on.
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Source: StreetSmart Edge® Once highlighting the poor performing industry, our list is small but we're likely finding exactly what we want.
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If you work in an office that takes Halloween seriously, finding exactly the right makeup and hair to wear with your costume is a challenge.
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There isn't much in the way of huge savings, but the interface is cleanly laid out, so finding exactly what you want is a simple process.
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A Republican-written report, tasked with finding exactly this evidence, released its findings last month — and failed to uncover any evidence linking Clinton to the attacks.
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"It's a question of matching the right material science with the technology and finding exactly those kinds of very specific applications," the CEO said, adding that HP Inc.
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I didn't intend to buy on Craigslist — I'd never even used the site before — but wound up finding exactly what I wanted within the budget I had set.
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Winning against the analytics-driven machine the Democrats have put together will require finding exactly where the most important swing-state independents are and sending them targeted, timely messages.
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Their Shop the Look technology lets you shop by clicking on the shopping tags in the shoppable images below, so finding exactly what you want just got easier than ever.
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You won't actually watch that content in the TV app — Apple will kick you over to the PlayStation Vue app once you choose a show or film — but it makes finding exactly what you want a bit easier.
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In "Geometric Exercises in Paper Folding", published in 1893, T. Sundara Row took on with folded paper various problems geometers had tackled with compass and straight-edge since the days of Euclid: finding exactly half of the angle between two creases, say, or constructing a figure of three or nine or 15 perfectly equal sides.
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To facilitate interaction, both executive members and job opportunities are classified in a Linnaeus-like manner using 57 industries and, within each, 17 functions. This method of finding exactly what is sought is at the core of RiteSite. In addition, the site also provides conventional keyword searching.
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The performance of a fire-control radar is determined primarily by two factors: radar resolution and atmospheric conditions. Radar resolution is the ability of the radar to differentiate between two targets closely located. The first, and most difficult, is range resolution, finding exactly how far is the target. To do this well, in a basic fire-control radar system, it must send very short pulses.
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The first topics of the book are two basic string-searching algorithms for finding exactly-matching substrings, the Knuth–Morris–Pratt algorithm and the Boyer–Moore string-search algorithm. It then describes the suffix tree, an index for quickly looking up matching substrings, and two algorithms for constructing it. Other topics in the book include the construction of deterministic finite automata for pattern recognition, the discovery of repeated patterns in strings, constant-space string matching algorithms, and the lossless compression of strings. Approximate string matching is covered in several variations including edit distance and the longest common subsequence problem.
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From the point of view of an X session manager, a session is a “state of the desktop” at a given time: a set of windows with their current content. More precisely, a session is the set of clients managing these windows or related to them and the information that allows these applications to restore the condition of these windows if required. The most recognizable effect of using a session manager is the possibility of logging out from an interactive session and then finding exactly the same windows in the same state when logging in again. For this to work, the session manager program stores the names of applications that are running at logout and starts them again at login.
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